Love this its still on my mp3 player to this day even tho its more then 20 yrs old i cant get enough of it never seen the video till today wow its that bird off the test card back when tv went off at 12 hehe good old days .... ahh jumpers for goal posts !!!!
Weird that the little section under the hit counter on this page is saying "OutKast ft Sleepy Brown - "The Way You Move". How has that got anything to do with "Sweet Exorcist - Testone"? Bizarre.
This was one of the early hardcore tracks I remember. Talk about bring back memories......fantastic! This is what its all about......random videos.......try Tricky Disco.....
Fantastic track. Heard the Wanda Dee 'work it to the bone' acapella over the top of this on pirate radio back then, it was brilliant, made Wanda Dee sound really seedy. Looked high and low for this track until I realised someone must have mixed it. Whoever it was had taste...anyone able to track this combination down, let me know! or I'll never hear it again...
jackel6665 you need to educate yourself your comment about the quality of british music before warp is way off the mark ever heard of stakker ?or babyford ? klf ? in glasgow theyre was a thriving house scene way before the rest of britain except london due to american navy being stationed at the holy loch
Mannn... i heard this for the first time on 107.9 DEADLY HEADLY!! THIS SHIIT HAD EVERYONE IN MY BASEMENT DANCING!!! It was an instant party..anyone who was around for these days experienced something that will never happen this way again!
The breakdown two minutes in must have scared the shit out of all these Baggy pop acid house wankers. This is what England is good at when it comes to dance music.
@omarfrancis the baggy acid house wankers have had the pleasure to listen to sasha and carl cox every weekend and experienced top sets mixes in your case u prick
@jackel6665 sorry you baggy acid house wanker. I was listening to that carl cox mix of I Like It yesterday and kept doing voice overs like "IN MANCHESTER WE INVENTED ACID HOUSE. IN MANCHESTER, THE HACIENDA THE HOME OF ACID HOUSE. THIS IS HOW WE DO IT" My point was that the UK didn't much good original house and techno before warp records came along. I thought all you loved up tie dyed baggy acid house wankers put the guns down on the football terraces when acid house came along. Free love baby.
@omarfrancis you only had frankie bones we ruled the dance scene from 1990 to 1997 carl cox and sasha cut ther teeth here in manchester we just took eeeeeeees on the weekend and still didnt put our guns away because i was in the army based in blackpool wher it was goin off big time old warshouse illegal raves when i die thats where i hope i end up on a e in the sky happy xmas
Big up Proton1!!! This mutha Fucka said Club Max in Toronto!! WOW!!! That was the Shit!!! back then, That was DJ Neil and Cain on the middle floor!!! Everyone left the Hip HOP Floor Downstairs to come on the HOUSE FLOOR!! LOL! JOKES!!!!
I remember Neil and Cain, but Tricky rocked it for me at Max. I heard all the classics from him -- Pullover by Speedy J, Tricky Disco, Work That Motherfucker, Clonk, Testone, etc. :)
no proton1 son! this is early rave.And lm from england of cause its bleep sound? and l like 1st version too, just think this WARP one better matey! vid is class 2! E
Man..We waited all week to hear deadly headly on the radio, that was one of the first times i heard this track, I can remember turning up the volume as high as i could, and everyone in the basement just started rocking, cutting each other with smooth pop lock inspired moves. SICK!
You can try J Tek (ie new Jungle Techno - the 91-92 sound that eventually evolved from the early rave scene before splitting into happy hardcore and jungle)- search for it on Facebook or google it. It's okay but not as good as this stuff....it's in it's early days tho so it might take off.
Are you ready for the Dark Side of the Moon, Play the 5 tones!
SICK SICK Track. Definately Detroit Tech in its evolution. Or at least the sound was familiar. I remember this came out and a friend played it on tap with T99 & it was outta sight!
@Proton1 Again I said Techno in its evolution. Thanks for the correction though. Test Four is this and didn't know whci version it was but recalled a few versions existed. Can you serve up Test One please?! Would really mean a lot.
BTW, What is your DJ name if you played in Club Max?! Damn I vaguely remember that but preferred OZ - not that you didn't do a good job though if it was the middle floor. That place did quite well. For some reason I cannot recall the exact street intersection though?
I think this track was on another label prior to it being on Warp? I could be wrong but I'm sure I had it on something with a red/black coloured label?
i disagree... it just doesn't doesn't effect you in the way the music of your generation effected you (because it was your generation). musically many artists are as impressive as those of your generation, you just don't feel how you did back then...music is an expression of yourself however you feel at that time (usually more so in your youth) all generations talk about how it was better back then (back then being their youth)... that is only what i believe however. peace and love x
@abraham8591 come on friend!!!!! is truew hat i say im 34yers old but i admit that pink floyd ,beatles, rolings tones, the doors,andother60 70's band are much much much better the 80's band,is not my generation, because my generation is that of the 80's,what is a great band today?????? just depeche modethat are from 80's and the best electronic producers are from 90's, there isnot way friend!!!
@boovy32 Yeah LardAss, You have become what You always hated! BTW You kids had SO shitty musika for us who grew up with Kraftwerk =D
Sorry, couldn't resist - just sick 'n' tired of "How Good it used to be" memories of music that grabbed people way back then and stays with them, but who aren't open for such experiences anymore, while there still is and always will be things that grab people at sensitive mood/age ;)
@boovy32 I'm 18 and dating a 33 year old. He is introducing me to many dark bands; real goth music from the 80's. I feel like there was this whole world I missed out on. I'm falling in love with bands I haven't even heard of before; music made years before my time. I was so pleased at reading your comment. This music can't stay alive without people still loving it. (I don't think 30 or even 60 is old, but music from the 80's is certainly different then stuff that's being put out today)
Shit that just proves my point as I was just saying the other day that warp records is the best label and the music that is getting released by them is just not at all wat I envisaged them to release and here we have a an 18 yr old having to listen to the music from our generation trust me girl if you read this explore this genre of music as there is loads of it and its really really fresh as the day it was released into the ears of the masses that would dance to it all night x
@boovy32 I'm 43 and was lucky enough to go to the Blackburn Raves et al. Love the bleeps!!!!!! Nothing can ever be as good but the music and memories live on for all of us.
@boovy32 I'm 43 and was lucky enough to go to the Blackburn Raves et al. Love the bleeps and darkness!!!!!! Nothing can ever be as good but the music and memories live on for all of us.
loved it since the first day i heard it :-) was nice to here luke vibert play it at warehouse project this tune will never fail to impress even if it is just a beep! :D
Well, obviously it doesn't sound a bit like any of the earlier works of CV. But it does seem as a logical progression from their later output. And, in any case, Sweet Exorcist is mostly Richard H. Kirk, in case you didn't know. So there's the reason for including the cabbies in the tags...
in a forrest at night in summer, tripping on purple ohm`s in the dark and mist, my very own close encounter with this record will live with me `till i die! SEMINAL CUTTING EDGE FUTURISM 100% CLASS
Specifically "Test Four" -- there were, if I remember correctly, six tests, all remixes of the next. "Test One" was the most minimal, darkest of the bunch.
Totally mesmerizing track from back in the day, I heard it when it first came out, freakishly awesome bleeps and beats that bring back memories.
Nightmike1989 3 weeks ago
XTC
sg2massive 1 month ago in playlist impact
used to love it when dj sy scratched it up at venus, nottm..... mental, mental, bloody well mental... you know who you are?
skoobzish 3 months ago
5 tones are ones in this track and-or the Close Encounters tones
JustSomePerson888 3 months ago
Love this its still on my mp3 player to this day even tho its more then 20 yrs old i cant get enough of it never seen the video till today wow its that bird off the test card back when tv went off at 12 hehe good old days .... ahh jumpers for goal posts !!!!
Euro3urger 3 months ago
fucking tune,got a dmc mix with sunrising ,amazing mix
micknvick1 6 months ago
song is super fucking tight. video's pretty cool too.
WupertJonPaul 7 months ago
i like that visual dance session at 6:12 nice breakdown to the song
krizm 8 months ago
the classics never die ;D
Noshadow83 9 months ago
Weird that the little section under the hit counter on this page is saying "OutKast ft Sleepy Brown - "The Way You Move". How has that got anything to do with "Sweet Exorcist - Testone"? Bizarre.
DaSuthNa 9 months ago 3
sooooooooo goooooooooood xoxoxo
takeadump6 9 months ago
real electronic.
AQfumes 10 months ago
@AQfumes I have no idea what you mean by that; I guess that makes two of us
fuckamericanidiot 6 months ago
This was one of the early hardcore tracks I remember. Talk about bring back memories......fantastic! This is what its all about......random videos.......try Tricky Disco.....
exraver1990 10 months ago
Richard.h.kirk is great techno artist .
bocchi2008 1 year ago
This is the most random video I've ever seen.
meamverysmart 1 year ago
Fantastic track. Heard the Wanda Dee 'work it to the bone' acapella over the top of this on pirate radio back then, it was brilliant, made Wanda Dee sound really seedy. Looked high and low for this track until I realised someone must have mixed it. Whoever it was had taste...anyone able to track this combination down, let me know! or I'll never hear it again...
Simmers70 1 year ago
This single is twenty one years old today. :D
MrSmeckles 1 year ago
jackel6665 you need to educate yourself your comment about the quality of british music before warp is way off the mark ever heard of stakker ?or babyford ? klf ? in glasgow theyre was a thriving house scene way before the rest of britain except london due to american navy being stationed at the holy loch
laggertops 1 year ago
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laggertops 1 year ago
Are the beeps that this tune starts with originally from this tune? Or sampled from pong?
pxl8r 1 year ago
@pxl8r I heard at the time it was a sample of studio testing equipment tones. Hence Test-tone or Testone.
CharlesFVincent 11 months ago
we had the best dance scene in the world from 1990 to 1996 carlcox and saha couldunt get enough of the baggy house hardcore acid house rules
jackel6665 1 year ago
Jarvis Cocker from Pulp?
Eoinposse 1 year ago
Any ideas where i can get these proper old skool tunes, Sure brings back old time and all the illegal raves that started this scene. BANGIN.
dazw2001 1 year ago
Another great early nineties tune, very influential. Love it.
Any thing that sample Close Encounters is alright by me!
rhythmontheloose 1 year ago
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DenMyster01 1 year ago
....never let me down....
^__^
Spacegunner 1 year ago
im 23, and luv oldskool......seriously wanna invest in some vinly,jus dunno were to go to get it these days
webbalution7up 1 year ago
@webbalution7up
Can get this off eBay, that's where I got mine from, 1.99 good copy
tshhtf 1 year ago
fukin classic im 38 mate and still love givin this a play..young uns dont know what they missed...gggggggggggooooooooooooooooooooooo on
suicidalpostie 1 year ago
tune still love it and im 38.. ;-)
clankiler 1 year ago
Great tune better than shite we get today,and im nearly 40.
blatants 1 year ago
Mannn... i heard this for the first time on 107.9 DEADLY HEADLY!! THIS SHIIT HAD EVERYONE IN MY BASEMENT DANCING!!! It was an instant party..anyone who was around for these days experienced something that will never happen this way again!
NeoMilitantSista 2 years ago
this isnt test one though its test four on the 12 inch...northern england anthem...
normski1930z 2 years ago 2
Dj Roman Ricardo THE TUNNEL, NYC!!!
koolzainski 2 years ago
The breakdown two minutes in must have scared the shit out of all these Baggy pop acid house wankers. This is what England is good at when it comes to dance music.
omarfrancis 2 years ago 11
@omarfrancis - No, the break at 2:31 made this record absolutely what it is to us 'acid house wankers'. An absolutely stone cold classic.
tonyfromcheshire 1 year ago
@omarfrancis the baggy acid house wankers have had the pleasure to listen to sasha and carl cox every weekend and experienced top sets mixes in your case u prick
jackel6665 1 year ago
@jackel6665 sorry you baggy acid house wanker. I was listening to that carl cox mix of I Like It yesterday and kept doing voice overs like "IN MANCHESTER WE INVENTED ACID HOUSE. IN MANCHESTER, THE HACIENDA THE HOME OF ACID HOUSE. THIS IS HOW WE DO IT" My point was that the UK didn't much good original house and techno before warp records came along. I thought all you loved up tie dyed baggy acid house wankers put the guns down on the football terraces when acid house came along. Free love baby.
omarfrancis 1 year ago
@omarfrancis you only had frankie bones we ruled the dance scene from 1990 to 1997 carl cox and sasha cut ther teeth here in manchester we just took eeeeeeees on the weekend and still didnt put our guns away because i was in the army based in blackpool wher it was goin off big time old warshouse illegal raves when i die thats where i hope i end up on a e in the sky happy xmas
jackel6665 1 year ago
the remixes of this tune were genius....
i remeber those days with a hazy fondness....
wish i was back there just one more time!!!! big up to all the original ravers who remember this....aaacccciiiiiiddddd
valleysofneptune 2 years ago 2
this is so yellow magic orchestra!!!!!!!!!!!
EBISECYBOTRON 2 years ago 4
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@EBISECYBOTRON
As a matter of fact, the computer game sounds in this song were sampled from Yellow Magic Orchestra's 1978 "Computer Game" song.
Jagged85 7 months ago
Big up Proton1!!! This mutha Fucka said Club Max in Toronto!! WOW!!! That was the Shit!!! back then, That was DJ Neil and Cain on the middle floor!!! Everyone left the Hip HOP Floor Downstairs to come on the HOUSE FLOOR!! LOL! JOKES!!!!
7elements 2 years ago
I remember Neil and Cain, but Tricky rocked it for me at Max. I heard all the classics from him -- Pullover by Speedy J, Tricky Disco, Work That Motherfucker, Clonk, Testone, etc. :)
Proton1 2 years ago
steel city sounds brothers
basslinerman 2 years ago
tune
retroactiveoldskool 2 years ago
no proton1 son! this is early rave.And lm from england of cause its bleep sound? and l like 1st version too, just think this WARP one better matey! vid is class 2! E
bananajamful 2 years ago
jaggabone - You know!RESPEC!
bananajamful 2 years ago
PURE CLASS !89 LEEDS SOUND also LFO and APHEX TWIN _ NIGHTMARES on Wax! Respect to anyone that did ECLIPSE cov a nd QUEST wolves !!!!!!
bananajamful 2 years ago
Man..We waited all week to hear deadly headly on the radio, that was one of the first times i heard this track, I can remember turning up the volume as high as i could, and everyone in the basement just started rocking, cutting each other with smooth pop lock inspired moves. SICK!
NeoMilitantSista 2 years ago
DEADLY HEADLY'S.. ALL NIGHT DANCE PARTY!
"Wheeeeeeeeeeeel!"
Proton1 2 years ago
@Proton1 Dear god I remember Headly lol. What's even funnier is his cry on live radio when his records where stolen out of his car.
If you remember Deadly Headly then you MUST know 23-Hop!! it was the Oz and the Industry of its day.
Jaggabone 1 year ago
Pity 'Klonk' wasn't such a success for another 2 decades . . . . Love McD.
officialmcdeath 2 years ago
Mm-mm-mm.. AAAH.. clapclapclap!
*dirty-floor-rocking-baseline-ensues*
Back when I was doing Club Max in Toronto, Clonk would shake the whole fucking building, including the metal floors.
Proton1 2 years ago
glasgow warehouse 1989........
marc7388 2 years ago
bringing me back to the leeds warehouse friday night 1989 days..keep da faith..dreaming the dreams of the dream,onwards n upwards
lovespoiled 3 years ago
Where can we new ones find simular scenes like the early rave scene? I want to dance!!!
xerfes 2 years ago
You can try J Tek (ie new Jungle Techno - the 91-92 sound that eventually evolved from the early rave scene before splitting into happy hardcore and jungle)- search for it on Facebook or google it. It's okay but not as good as this stuff....it's in it's early days tho so it might take off.
theboypayne 2 years ago
One of my favorite tracks from many years ago now, great post and a warp classic.
wespend10totheir5 3 years ago
Are you ready for the Dark Side of the Moon, Play the 5 tones!
SICK SICK Track. Definately Detroit Tech in its evolution. Or at least the sound was familiar. I remember this came out and a friend played it on tap with T99 & it was outta sight!
Jaggabone 3 years ago
No, son. This is Europe. The genre is called "Bleep" out of Yorkshire. Tricky Disco and a few others followed it.
And I prefered Test One. Stripped down to basics and darker. What you're hearing in this video is "Test Four."
Proton1 2 years ago
bruv, this is Test One, pure and simple!!
dazlants 2 years ago
@Proton1 Again I said Techno in its evolution. Thanks for the correction though. Test Four is this and didn't know whci version it was but recalled a few versions existed. Can you serve up Test One please?! Would really mean a lot.
BTW, What is your DJ name if you played in Club Max?! Damn I vaguely remember that but preferred OZ - not that you didn't do a good job though if it was the middle floor. That place did quite well. For some reason I cannot recall the exact street intersection though?
Jaggabone 1 year ago
I think this track was on another label prior to it being on Warp? I could be wrong but I'm sure I had it on something with a red/black coloured label?
Anyway great track!
leeg1970 3 years ago
Do you reckon Basement Jaxx were influenced by the bassline for Jump & Shout?
WestLondonDITC 3 years ago
hahaha i just found my old warp 10+2 classics album which has this song on it. Its as old as i am.
leeroy695 3 years ago
awesome oldie, whoever found thsi two thumbs up, reminds me of superstars and rpm all age sundays with matt c
joeattrell 3 years ago
Can't beat the old yorkshire beeps and bleeps!
keggyhander 3 years ago
Ahhhhhhhh the memories......throw in a lil L.F.O and some Rythem is Rythim.......heaven!!!!!!!
nuffaction 3 years ago
Hell yeah. And don't forget some Nightmares on Wax and Speedy J's Pullover.
titansuzy 3 years ago
And Motherland for a nice sunrise after party chill session! Or T99, old Prodigy, and some dirty filthy beats!
Jaggabone 3 years ago
This had to be done on Video Toaster on an Amiga. It would only be fitting for the time period. ;)
lectrick 3 years ago
I have this tune on a CD called "Aural Ecstasy", except it is called Test Four. Any explanation?
lectrick 3 years ago
Its alright im still collecting all this stuff anyway ive about 50 at the moment from 88 to 93 which isnt bad
boovy32 3 years ago 2
Im 32 now and why do i still prefer this stuff to todays shite am i getting old?
boovy32 3 years ago 19
Yes. You and me both. ;) I'm 36. Check out progressive trance if you want something a little newer in a similar vein.
lectrick 3 years ago
You're not old, but today's techno is still vibrant
cajjer 3 years ago
@boovy32 no you've just got a limited imagination.
leolodreamland 1 year ago
@boovy32 age has nothing to do with it, some individuals grow not to like change, others move with it.
wintertourjapan 1 year ago
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@boovy32 age has nothing to do with it, some individuals grow not to like change, others move with it.
wintertourjapan 1 year ago
@boovy32 im 23 and i prefer this to todays stuff. its not just you.
ElasticMinds 1 year ago 2
@boovy32 u right im 34 and the new music is crap exspecially all the shit come from germany and italy called minimal i hate that crap
LOveERDos 1 year ago
@LOveERDos
i disagree... it just doesn't doesn't effect you in the way the music of your generation effected you (because it was your generation). musically many artists are as impressive as those of your generation, you just don't feel how you did back then...music is an expression of yourself however you feel at that time (usually more so in your youth) all generations talk about how it was better back then (back then being their youth)... that is only what i believe however. peace and love x
abraham8591 1 year ago
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LOveERDos 1 year ago
@abraham8591 come on friend!!!!! is truew hat i say im 34yers old but i admit that pink floyd ,beatles, rolings tones, the doors,andother60 70's band are much much much better the 80's band,is not my generation, because my generation is that of the 80's,what is a great band today?????? just depeche modethat are from 80's and the best electronic producers are from 90's, there isnot way friend!!!
LOveERDos 1 year ago
@boovy32 Yeah LardAss, You have become what You always hated! BTW You kids had SO shitty musika for us who grew up with Kraftwerk =D
Sorry, couldn't resist - just sick 'n' tired of "How Good it used to be" memories of music that grabbed people way back then and stays with them, but who aren't open for such experiences anymore, while there still is and always will be things that grab people at sensitive mood/age ;)
sjtToo 1 year ago 3
@boovy32 I'm 18 and dating a 33 year old. He is introducing me to many dark bands; real goth music from the 80's. I feel like there was this whole world I missed out on. I'm falling in love with bands I haven't even heard of before; music made years before my time. I was so pleased at reading your comment. This music can't stay alive without people still loving it. (I don't think 30 or even 60 is old, but music from the 80's is certainly different then stuff that's being put out today)
KattyKorruption 1 year ago
@KattyKorruption
Shit that just proves my point as I was just saying the other day that warp records is the best label and the music that is getting released by them is just not at all wat I envisaged them to release and here we have a an 18 yr old having to listen to the music from our generation trust me girl if you read this explore this genre of music as there is loads of it and its really really fresh as the day it was released into the ears of the masses that would dance to it all night x
MrROLY1973 1 year ago
@boovy32 I'm 43 and was lucky enough to go to the Blackburn Raves et al. Love the bleeps!!!!!! Nothing can ever be as good but the music and memories live on for all of us.
ResidentMich 1 year ago
@boovy32 I'm 43 and was lucky enough to go to the Blackburn Raves et al. Love the bleeps and darkness!!!!!! Nothing can ever be as good but the music and memories live on for all of us.
ResidentMich 1 year ago
@boovy32 im 41 and i grew up listening to this stuff ..you're not old we're getting younger ...
tuffty69 1 year ago
@boovy32 no your not getting old i'm 18 and i prefer this to the new school garbage they force feed into teens mouths
123mezoman 10 months ago 2
Great sound! Always pleased to here this one!
Elysianunderground 3 years ago
Presumably Jarvis wasn't so down on rave culture (cf Sorted For E's and Wizz) when he was paid for directing this ?
mikeMCSG 3 years ago
loved it since the first day i heard it :-) was nice to here luke vibert play it at warehouse project this tune will never fail to impress even if it is just a beep! :D
nxtplanet 4 years ago
Nice, got it in the rack and I really rate this tune.
NOVAMOD 4 years ago
I do not know why I like this tune,but I do...
It sound like chiptune.
verapamil07 4 years ago
I see them mentioned in the tags, this does sound like cabaret voltaire! Sheffield grandfathers.
DaDazey 4 years ago
Well, obviously it doesn't sound a bit like any of the earlier works of CV. But it does seem as a logical progression from their later output. And, in any case, Sweet Exorcist is mostly Richard H. Kirk, in case you didn't know. So there's the reason for including the cabbies in the tags...
monkeyafterdark 4 years ago
WARP RECORDS FUCKIN ROCK
eleven38 4 years ago
fuckme, test one gives me a hard-on,this gives me a semi
pumapele 4 years ago
i still spin this in clubs on the regular...
absolute MASSIVE CHOONE
djdrew77 4 years ago
Now that's an understatement!!!!! where ever you spin, I need to be there!!!!
diegodiaz95 4 years ago
More cowbell!!!
123octopus 4 years ago
on 12" that is!! (not videos)
myronx19 4 years ago
in a forrest at night in summer, tripping on purple ohm`s in the dark and mist, my very own close encounter with this record will live with me `till i die! SEMINAL CUTTING EDGE FUTURISM 100% CLASS
dpmhiaddict 5 years ago
first bleep record I ever bought. Loved it and still do.
djpause 5 years ago
Wow - I can hardly see the heavy strobolights as the dancefloor is fully foggy...
aluoechler 5 years ago
Specifically "Test Four" -- there were, if I remember correctly, six tests, all remixes of the next. "Test One" was the most minimal, darkest of the bunch.
Proton1 5 years ago
Bleep Bleep.
Warp records classic.
simonneilscanlan 5 years ago
Hey helloooooo
KarmaComaCat 5 years ago
tune m8 glad u find longer version m8
JAMESJW2006 5 years ago